Glossary of terms

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol)

Explanation:

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a technology that enables voice communication and multimedia sessions over the internet rather than traditional telephone lines. VoIP allows businesses to make calls via the internet, reducing costs, and offering more flexibility compared to traditional phone systems.

Best Practices:

  • Ensure Stable Internet Connections: To avoid call drops or poor audio quality, ensure that a stable and high-speed internet connection is in place.
  • Monitor Call Quality: Regularly assess call quality and adjust network settings if necessary to ensure clear communication.
  • Use VoIP for Flexibility: Take advantage of VoIP's flexibility by integrating it with other communication tools, such as chat or video conferencing, to create a unified communication system.
  • Implement Security Measures: Protect VoIP systems from potential vulnerabilities by implementing encryption and secure protocols to protect sensitive data.

How Daktela Can Help:

Daktela's VoIP solution allows businesses to make and receive calls via the internet, offering low-cost calling and flexibility for remote work or multi-location support. Daktela's system ensures high-quality voice calls, with built-in tools to monitor and adjust call performance in real time. The platform also integrates with other communication channels, providing a unified solution for omnichannel customer support. Additionally, Daktela's security protocols ensure that all VoIP communications are protected and comply with industry standards.